" axed "

 [ "axed" ]

1: 1)Fired. Terminated from employment.

  * e.g.,  ... 1) "Homeboy got axed for goofing off at work." 

 [ "axed" ]

2: 2) Cancellation of plans. Often because of outside circumstances.

  * e.g.,  ... 2) "Yo, they axed the concert cuz the singer was all high." 

 [ "axed" ]

1: To attack someone with an axe, or to be attacked by an axe. Also used widely by African Americans as a substitute word the for "asked"

  * e.g.,  ... "I axed these fools to play some ball." 

 [ "axed" ]

1: To ask someone a question, in past tence.

  * e.g.,  ... I axed Pedro a question, and all I gots was some "shh's". 

 [ "axed" ]

1: the term used to mean cut off, ended, or terminated

  * e.g.,  ... you just got axed by that girl (rejected) 

 [ "axed" ]

2: also means owned, pwned, wrecked

 [ "axed" ]

1: axed-to be cut off from social contact

  * e.g.,  ... axed person "hey how r u?" 

 [ "axed" ]

2: when someone messes with your

  * e.g.,  ... person who axed them walks  

 [ "axed" ]

3: crew for the last time and all

  * e.g.,  ... away without acknoledgement 

 [ "axed" ]

4: contact with this person is

  * e.g.,  ... of their exsistense 

 [ "axed" ]

5: terminated 100% - they are

 [ "axed" ]

6: axed

 [ "axed" ]

1: taking the axe bottle and spraying random people who you don't even know.

  * e.g.,  ... Lee holding Sara's arm and in a fighting stance spraying her continously. 

 [ "axed" ]

2: "You have just been AXED"

 [ "axed" ]

1: To play a guitar or "axe"

  * e.g.,  ... The man has axed out some of the most amazing tunes I've ever herd 

 [ "ax-ax" ]

1: A common nickname given to blonde boys who are given the name Axel.

  * e.g.,  ... Joe: "Who is that guy?" 

 [ "ax-ax" ]

2: For the most part, these kids are found in urban areas and have friends who aren't used to the name "Axel," and thus create awkward nicknames.

  * e.g.,  ... Crisolo: "Oh, that's ax-ax" 

 [ "ax-ax" ]

3: Thus the nickname "ax-ax".

  * e.g.,  ... Joe: "Ax-ax?" 

 [ "axe" ]

1: The preferred "tool" that an avetard likes to use to break open the door when they lock themselves out. The axe belongs to Henry and will be used to hit the door, damage it, and eventually open the door, but this avetard does not realize that he will have to pay for the damages to the door at the end of the year

  * e.g.,  ... I got locked out of my room again so I used Henry's axe to break open my door and now the door is covered in axe beatings. 

 [ "Axe" ]

1: a Jazz-ician's term for an intrusment, be it horn or guitar or piano. usually not used for drums

  * e.g.,  ... "Hey man, bring your axe to the jam session."